Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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EDWARD L. ROTH CEddleD A. A., A. L., Hughes Club, Glee Club, Annual Staff, Industrial Arts Club, Baseball Team. Life is a jest and all things show itg I thought so once, but now I know it. Eddie is a fellow who has the ability to turn many a weary hour into joy through his clever jokes. We shall also remember him for his melo- dious voice. PAUL N. RUNK CP. N. R., Raulj A. A., A. L., President of Industrial Arts Club, Secretary of Hughes Club, Science Club, Old Hughes Staff. And e'eu though vanquished, He could argue still. Paul is one of the busiest fellows of the class as his titles will show. He has pep for every- thing barring lessons, but even then he manages to get through somehow. His chief pride is Th' Ripe Onion. We all wonder where he gets his witty remarks and we are sure if he keeps it up Luke McLuke will soon seem a poor imitator. LOUIS WINDGASSEN CLouj A. A., A. L., Industrial Arts Club, Spanish Club, Hughes Club, Boys' Glee Club. He travels safe who is guided by love. Did you ever hear Lou's laugh? It surely comes from a jolly youth, who says little but thinks a lot. Although Lou looks like a sedate old gentleman you change your opinion when you once know him. Instead of spending his time in machine shop he would much rather spend it in the study of human- ity. l1061

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1 is L z 1 L 1 l i ra 'I i ml? '11 . LUDWIG ABEL CDutchD A. L., Commercial Club, Spanish Club, Hughes Club. Ullluch I know, but to know all is my ambition. Ludwig's ambition to succeed is so great that he has attended night school as well as day school and has been successful in both courses. Although Ludwig is rather quiet and unobtrusive, he is always able in his work. JOSEPH L. BAER CBO J aer, Admiralj A. A., A. L., Editor of Th' Ripe Onion, Commercial Club, Vice-President Boys' Glee Club, Hughes Club, Dance Committee, Treasurer Class '18, Swimming Team, Chairman House Committee, Cheer Leader. Old Hughes Staif. He would willingly die to be lhe main thing al his funeral. Bo Jaer entertains hopes of some day becom- ing a successful business man, but really we think a seat in Congress is more in his line. He will be assured of an audience always at his command. Just give him a chance on the woman sulfrage question. AGNES BAMFORTH A. L., Honor League, Patriotic League, Spanish Club, Commercial Club. Il seems to me 'tis only noble to be good. Agnes stands for purity. Our Agnes is indeed well named, for she is the embodiment of all that is good and pure. HUBERT A. BERNET CHabj A. A., A. L., Commercial Club, Spanish Club, Orchestra, Hughes Club. Thou sayesi an undispuled thing in such a solemn way. Hub is one of the jolliest fellows of the school and we never fail to know when he is around. He has never taken stock in the phrase, Murn's the word. Hub has been in the orchestra three years and has become very handy with the drums. With such a good disposition, may his path contin- ue as smooth as it has been to date. l1oa1